My hearing

Frame57 · 12-10-08, 08:09 PM

Never worry about what people think...I would have hoped that as an infant they would have put drain shunts in your ear to avoid the constant infections. Good luck on this. In the Biomedical profession I can tell you that great strides in technology are being made that will be available in about 5 years or so that will blow away todays hearing aids. These will be surgically implanted but pretty much unless someones hearing loss is due to brain damage, people will be able to hear again providing they had hearing at one time. Good time to be alive as far medical technology is concerned...

12-10-08, 08:09 PM	#3
Frame57 Sea Lord Join Date: May 2008 Location: 1300 feet on the crapper Posts: 1,860 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Never worry about what people think...I would have hoped that as an infant they would have put drain shunts in your ear to avoid the constant infections. Good luck on this. In the Biomedical profession I can tell you that great strides in technology are being made that will be available in about 5 years or so that will blow away todays hearing aids. These will be surgically implanted but pretty much unless someones hearing loss is due to brain damage, people will be able to hear again providing they had hearing at one time. Good time to be alive as far medical technology is concerned...